Ever since the teaser of Yash’s Toxic came out, everyone has been talking about the bold content in the film. As the release date is drawing near, the makers have released a romantic number titled Tabaabhi. Composed and sung by Vishal Mehra, the song is a hard-hitting rock number with solid production values.
Kiara Advani sets the screen on fire with her glamour, and Yash is too hot to handle with his chiseled body. The visuals are breathtaking, and the lead pair share sizzling chemistry. But more than the chemistry, the song is filled with lust, as many scenes have been added just to take the boldness quotient to another level.
Not only does the song showcase lust, but it also gives an idea about Yash’s track with Kiara, where he is portrayed as a bad man falling for her. The makers have spent a lot of money, and that shows on screen through the costumes, sets, and music.
There are no vulgar kisses between the lead pair, but the lust factor has been upped big time to create instant hype. While the masses might love Kiara and Yash in such an avatar, such songs only limit the reach of the film to a particular set of audiences.
Kiara Advani has been saying that she has done some bold scenes, and some of them are visible in the song. If Kiara Advani has gone for such glamorous shots, imagine what Tara Sutaria would have done. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic also has Nayanthara as the other female lead and is slated for release on August 26, 2026.
This post was last modified on 8 July 2026 1:08 pm
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